Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

1947 C Q I M S CD N ATTICA I-HGI-I SCI-IQQL Amex-x, INDIANA .UK V9 129 dx' Q B 'W x ex ff Lx 'X If x P. X w wi ' 9 4 ,,, , ff ! fi 1 f 3'-1. W-Q , 'EW5???f X.3k471'iY'gm X, U E' , hw Xd,,,,gsigvs,':3 -5 -i X' b Mamma SL ,Q x , EL , W :PSM W fx PJT X sxiif' f gvln 6 4 45 o H00 5'-33 as -cr 5355! 2 X . V-ff . yr, ,, .QL xx-X ibvsf 49. - Di KAN' 9 gk :gif ,, 9 F' 'N C? W' J- ' if A OSMTE P X fix Nw W c X .T if A9q,c'50 r .Q -1' ix R offwq GENE Liz 1 - wwf? ,fp Z?- 1,4 X, Q Q .1' 'ef 1 We 40 l:Of6VVOI'Cl .... Youth look 1' orward! They always have-they always will. They have dreams and plans for their own world, hopes of success, struggles for experience, and goals to reach. They live in the future. Yet though the goal is reached and the life full and happy, the things most cherished are the memories. This book is for you, who in the future, may wish to look back and remember ................. ,. ..................,............................,........................... ,, The glory in winning the tourney--the sorrow in loosing it. The hard work and class spirit combined, produced magnificent class plays. The suspense waiting for that day to come and finally the thrill when the prom night did arrive. Always spring fever and thought of playing hooky and as underclassmen, the unconcerned manner with which we watched other classes graduate, thinking only of a higher place for us next year. Then, the lump in our throat when that day finally arrived for us. In all, we remember spirit of high school days. So, we, the 47 Staff, bring your our CRIMSON, in the hope that it will be as successful as the year it symbolizes. Pane F lu. lmliluxcl-x'1X1m: lfm' his mzmy nbililice and cmluring' pzltivnce all the j'L'Zl1'S he has scrvccl us, wc. tin- CI'illlSUIl S X 1 1 1 1'ugn' l'.l-'IH' I ?-lf, promlly mlvcliczaie this book lu Mr. Lllllllillghillll. A-XXYAIQU XYINNERS .XT COMMENCfENEN'lx OF 1946 'x ,- ,. l. Ixeld ZCIQICT Awzmrcl ..,.......,.......,...... ...................,...,,., ,.... ...... H i g heat Scllolzxsticzllly jofxx DfJRNlil..XSlCR.. Tri IQZIIJPZIS .,...................,,. , ...... .....AA....., . V141-:lu Ev.-xxx ,....,.... Iiusim-ss and PI'0fL'SSi011ZlI XYOIUCII, .,.. . SARA j.xNs-3 Rm: l'si lula Xi .....,.,...,........... . ...........A............, VfsT1i1.1.131cx IXUWMAN IJ..-XR. ,'XW2ll'd ......,.............. .....,.............,.. JUAN llcmxulmsrtv Home Ecmlmuics Award .A..........,... G1,1cxx.x XVOLFIC - . 1.10118 Llub ........,........ . .....................,..... NI.-Xl,I'Ol.M I'1Qlf1Q 94.47 ,...Sccrmcl Scholastically 94,39 ,..,... ...... C omnwercizxl .......KIL1Sic Award ......,Goocl Citizenship .....H0m0 Efmmmics ....,...Spm'tsmz1nsl1ip SCHOLARSHIVS XWDN HY CLASS MEMBERS lmlianzx l'11ix'c'rsity ........ ..... S IMG.. ..,,.,.... ...... MARJORY SMITH lmligijigl Lhivcrsity ,,,,,.. . ......., Spedill IXIQTIY.. ..... .......... A IICRRY S'I'l TI'lYll.l.I'f I'urclue University ........ ........ S me .............. .,... I 'ATM' CVNNINGIMM lllfliilllfl Slate TL'2lChl'1'S .A... ........ S late ,...... . .,.,..., HICLICN NIFIIULS lnclizmzx Slate 'll-zxchcrs .....A . .....,. ,Stale .......... ,.,..., , IOP-N UORNIKIASIQR Purdue LvlliVCI'Sity. ..... 7' Llub..,..... Cmfl-'ING Crimiou ECli'f01'f-1946 ..... .,.., . .JOA N DDR N lll,ASlfR 8 ' gg? X.v im, .X VX Q, s x + xq Q I ii Q is X Rf if -:Q Q. W X x Q Mx, 5 e Q A A +25 I X ' 1 if 8, A M as 2 Y as Lea' Q. Q wry W t Q we avi 3' U ., ,, mx.. X K isa FK WRNBN W X SA 7 N xx X X. x X, N X X X , Q3 fi ,vs w f aw- as K X4 X Q, 2 H 51. -if Sr 'Z win E A 5 . i 5 is sim . f T3 , x I. Sl'l l'.CLYIJICCl'NNlN41H.XXI PRIX, ll. If. lCl3l3IilQ'lx'l' US., Stzncg XLS.. Ccvlun1l1i:1 XH., llltlillllll Ccmrzulg MS., llutlct' .Yrlzifw ,S4.'ic11.1' .Ymiill Slmlirf I .X I,XXII1liR'l' DIIQXNXIQ RHOIHQ I'.X'l'RICl.X IIIQXXIS VKAXNL' N US.. Vllxwlm- US., l'lml11c' US., Vlmlllr ILS. Imlnmm vxirul ffrfltfmllfull, flmm' lfwn1m111in.v Maflnvlzulirx, l,lI,Y.Vin'xIl llixl I1 2'ifull1rrn'. lfmlnlffy lfdzmzlimz 1 Wishing Well prom ,46 l'lQUKl ,Xl1l Sxxm-vi Klv111rn1'icsvf-:Ns llw prmn ful' '47 is 1111mlc1'xx':1yw-1lu' wlfl tilmws 11-111' ini ' ' ' ' ' ' soc mu' thc prom ut -lla. lt Ukfllllllly was Z1 lbkilllllllll prrrm us Ilw IJICIIITCS :ilu l'L'YL'1ll. 'lllmt lrnrggc silvcr wislming wcll in ilu' cclllcr, llw tlmmm' fm' ilu' Quccu. ilu' cciling :xml ll1l'L'lH'lZlll1S11llZllilbil in ilu- mutual fn-cling of l'CgIllllL'SS. fjllrvll H1 l'1'1mIZ llvllj' -lu lillflllt .Xllvuflzullsz 5Ill'Ill1 lm-an-1'slc111 H111 iuric Smith Alllfj' Llzalwmlyll l'cvli lil-xzl Culllillg l!cvL'1'ly' lliclclc -lmln -lHl1US0ll l l1L x Ixus Seek: SHEBA ON TRAMPHD GRASS Colarful Novel of Camimi WHY BRITAIN HATES HOLLYWOOS gc , , . XX. tfI'.R.Xl.lJ XICJIULXN Thr llum.rli'r Ki Agriculture 1-Z-3-43 liasketlmall lg Patrol 1-Z-3-45 4-H l-2-.5-45 Paper Stall' 43 Track 1 Yell Cluh 3, 4: Lt. ot' Patrol 23 Sec'y ul. lilllflll, 4. SEINIICDIQS As we stroll through the corridors of A.H.S. for the Final time. as a student, we begin to realize the memories left and adventures ahead. A large number of our seniors this year plan to further their education in eolleges or other specialized work. We are proud to say that at least a third intend going farther. Among our various achievements was the opening' event, a gala homecoming, that we hope will become a tradition. liinal opportunity to be together has come --Our Commencement! SENIC JR CLASS Ol l lCERS 1jf't'A'tdt'1lf .,........ .......GlCORGI'f Klcliixxi-:Y Viet'-Pre.viiz'c11f ...... ........... I lon fi'l'l'IllAM St'1'?'t'fC1I'f.' .,.. .... . XYIRGINIA CLARK 7lI't'lI.l'll7'i'7' ...... ..... ..,......... ...... ...... l 7 t 1 Nam Klixmlx ,S'fo11sor.v.. .. ......,.KlR. A N111-iasox and Mk. EISRI-fR'l l' Class lflower-red roses Class Colorsf-Crimson and XYhite The Sea Lies Before Us C.-XROLYN ,l.-XNli IRXYIN ug UC1tZl'UIj'lIw College Prep 1-2-3-45 Secre- tary lg G.A.A, l-2-3-43 Sun- , shine ' Society 2-3-45 Operetta 2-43 Senior Service Scouts l-Z-3-43 Class Play 3-43 Yell Clulw 2-3-45 Crimson Statt 3--43 Art liditor 3-4g Paper Statt 4, Asst. lid. 45 4-H l-Z-3-45 Crim- son Hop Attendant Zg Christ- mas Pageant 1-2-45 Red S VYhite lilashes 35 Choral Festi- val 3-45 Glee Cluh l-2-3-4. MARILYN DAl'GHliRTY 'llltzrilyaf' College Prep 1-Z-3-45 GA..-X. l- Z-5-4, Secretary 3: Sunshine Society 2-3-4, Treas. 43 Senior Service Scouts 1-Z-3-45 Op- eretta 2-43 Class Play 45 Crim- son Stahf l-Z-43 Yell Cluh .5- -lg Paper Staff 4: Glee Chili 1-2-3-43 Choral Festival 3-4: Oftiee 3-45 Lihrarian 33 4-H l-Zg Christmas Pageant 1-2-5. t1l'Ali.Xl.lJ L. l'lf.XRl, ft'f nstrial lid. l-2-3-43 Pa l, Track lg l'aper Staff 4. it rl Fnyf- 'I'::'el1f'r AXIICS XlcCR.-XCKIQN Jim ollege l,l'0l l-Z-3-43 l'iootl'1lll l -43 'llrack Z-33 Glee Cluln 2-33 Pperetta 23 lli-Y Z-3-4, Y.- . - 3 res. 43 Christmas lageant 3 . -23 llancl l-23 l resulent 13 rimson Stall l-43 lietl X Yhite Flashes 33 Paper Stat? 3 Class l'lay 4. KATHRYN MAY CANE K11li1 ' College l'rep 1-23 Commercial 3-43 Glee Clulv 1-2-3-43 Sun- shine Society 2-3-4, Treas. 3, l'res. 43 G.,-Xa-X. 1-2-3-4, Treas. 43 Class Play 3-43 Crimson stall 3-4, Co-litlitor 43 Oper- etta 2-43 Choral Festival 3-43 Yell Clulv 2-3-43 Senior Serv- ice Scouts l-2-3-43 Christmas Pageant l-3-43 4-H 1-3-43 Red N White Flashes 2-33 Paper Staff 4. The Harbor lfflllfl li ltlcli l NN l'iY Ucllt'tlI'gl'H nmlustrial licl. 1-23 College rep 3-43 lfootlwall 2-3-4, Cap- 1in 43 llasketluall l-2-3-43 rimson Stan' 3-43 Paper Stat? l3 ljl'CSlllClll 43 Hi-Y 2-3-4, Freas. 3-43 Glee Cluh li lllllltll 3 'llrack 23 Christmas l'ageant -23 Crimson Hop Attenmlant 4. l1lfRlllN.'X l7RANKLlN I?ird1'1 ' Commercial 1-2-3-43 Yell Leaml- er 43 Secretary 33 Glee Clulw 13 G..'X.A. 13 Class Play 3-43 Crimson Staff 43 Paper Stall 4. YllQGlNl.'X Llili CLARK Jenny Commercial l-2-3-43 Sunshine bociety 3-4, Sec. 43 Secretary 43 Crimson Stat? 43 Paper Staff 43 Class Play 43 Yell Cluh 2- 3-43 Otlice 3-43 Lilmrarian 3-4. Behind Us Bl ANY CARULY N lj IQCK 1'1'rlrer Commercial 1-2-3-43 Senior Service Scouts 1-2-3-43 Yell Leacler 3-43 Crimson Staff 43 G,A,.'X. 2-3-43 Glee Cluh 2-3-43 Operetta 23 Yell Club 2-3-43 Orchestra 13 Paper Staff 43 Oltiee 2-3-43 Lilmrarian 33 Class l'lay 43 Crimson Queen 43 Prom Attendant 3. IHCYON SOR'l'l'fRS 1.eo .-Xgriculture l-Z-33 C ol l e g e l'rep 4. l DONALD Rl .-XRTIN olponu lnclustrial lirl. 1-23 College l'rep 3-43 Football 1-23 Track 2-33 Class l'lay 3-43 Baud 1-2- 3-43 Glee Clulw l-2-3-43 Op- eretta 23 Hi-Y 2-3-43 See, 33 Presitlent 23 Treasurer 4. Page Tlzirtccn XIDRIXX l IQ.XNClS X'lCl.Nl.X ,IIQXN SCIINIIIJT SARAH Llili FlCL'l2RS'l'lilX ISIl.l. OT'l'lNGlZli l Nl -Y zs',w1l-1- --,sullfy A-leflfmf' ANN' CUll1lTlK'l'fC l-24.5-43 lizmcl l-2- Cummcrcu l-Z-.3-45 Crimsmm lmlustrizxl lf4l1lc:ltim1l-Z-.i3.X Imlus. Ifflm':1lim1 lg .Xgricul- .5-45 CJlJ0l'Cll1l Z5 -lr. lllzly .lg Staff 2-344, Cu-Ifrlitm' 43 Scu- 1'iCult11rc 43 'llrzwk l-2-.lg lfrml rv Z-3-4g l':11rul 2-3-43 l,lllPCl' Scnim' Scrxico Scouts l-2-3-43 im' Scrvicc Scuuls l-2-3-43 luxll l-Z-3-45 llzlskl-tl-:all l-2-.344 ull' 4. CI'lll1SUIl Stull l-.5-45 G..X..X, Z' G..X.,X. l-Z-3-43 Slmslxillc Sufi- Cilplillll wt' 'IR-um 43 Cllrisln 3--lg l':11n-1' Stuff 43 Clcc Clulw 015' 43 YcllClul1 Z-.3-43 Christ- llllgkillll lA2g lli-N .5-43 l':llml Z-3-43 Yell Clulv Z-3-45 Otlicc mas l':1g0:mt Z5 Vlr, l'l:Ly .lg lg St'l'I'Cl2ll'j 23 Crinmsmm Kim, 2-.lg Sr, Play 4. 'l'1'cz1s11rc1' lg 4-ll lg S11 llluy 43 Crilnsmw Stull 43 l':1pu 45 l,lll7L'l' Stull 45 Utllcv l-Z-33 Slgltlx 4, Cl'llHSUIl Hop ,XllCllllllllI 33 llrmn Attcnclant 5. The Sea Lies Befove Us I, XXX'l'I'QYL'lf IJ'Sl ll'lllfl' Cl,.XlQ.X l R.NNClfS NURNI X ,IICXN lllClflFLlf vliflllx .l',.Xl'l., A , .lxllfglvv l X -lmljjjyfln I4'l'FX'Xlxll'lX ,. 1 HSI .XL1'1'li'llllllI'l' 1-2-354: 4-Il 1-Z-3: Hum C+11'n1w'1'Cf' 1-3: Ulllvru' l'1'K'If 34 , ,WN . . 7 g 1 llgmml 373,43 pnlwr SHUT 44 Cmmmwu. I-23,45 VCU C-lm, 4, lll1ll!!4ll'lIll Itllmwxlmml l-- 45 S1111-:l1im' Sucwty 43 cllllfl' .lg Pzxgmcv' Stall 4. Page Fourtcvn IOIIX li'l'll.XN IIOOYICR ISIQTTY 'FINIJER YIOLA BERNICE TAYLOR ROISICRT XY.'XLl,.XCli ,lnflllllyn l?i'tiy 'A.Slfl,llkj'H Hob Iuclustrial lirl. 2-45 College Conunrzreial l-Z-5-45 Glee Clulm College Prep l-Z-35 Commmr- College Prep l-2-3-45 liancl l 2 l rep. l-35 Patrol l-2-3-45 l5 Sunshine Society 45 Paper cial 4: Paper Stat? 4. 3-4, Student Ilirector l-2 34 lraclx 25 Class Play 35 Yell Staff 45 Crimson Staff 45 Of- Crimson Stall' Z-3-45 Pucr ll- 3-3-45 Paper Staff 4. tice 4. Staff 4. lxllllll SMITH lnslu ll I :lun itlou l 5 4 sketlvall l5 Track l5 Paper '.Sll!ItH'tH1'n stri: C ': lt! 4. The Harbor Behind Us JO .XNN HENRY fo College Prem l-25 Commerce .3-45 Senior Service Scouts 1-2- 3-45 Glec Clnlw l-Z-3-4, Sec.- Treas. 45 Operetta Z-45 Real N XYlnte Flashes 25 -Ir. Play .65 Yell Clulw 2-3-4, Pres. 45 Paper Stat? 45 Crimson Stall 45 GA. .X. l-Z-3-45 Sunshine Society 45 Christmas Program l-2-45 Clio- ral Festival 2-3-45 Sr. Play 4. lflllilill.-X JVNE .VXLLICN 'AS11o-Zelnzlli' Commerce 1-Z-3-45 S e n i o r llantl l-Z-.5-45 G,.rX,.X. 15 Sun- shine Society 45 Yell Clulr 3-45 Treasurer 35 Ollice 3-45 Sr. Play 4 QStnclent llirectorl. RAY SH,'Xl FlTR Ray Shox l-Z5 Commerce lr. llav 35 Crimson Sta illee Cliilm 15 Paper Staff 4 S1 Play 4. Page Fifteen l Football 2-45 Hi-Y Z-3-45 P1 trol 15 Christmas Pageant l Z 1 .Xli'l'lil'R lil'GliNli Cl..'XlQK lx'n,Vi'm ' l'RlSClLL.'X ANR KICRK l'1'i.v Cullcgv Pri-p l-Z-5-43 Glcc Cluln l-2-3-43 G..-XJX. l-Z-3: Senior Service Stunts l-Z-3-43 4-H lg Hxuul l-Z-3-43 Sunshine Swcicty Z-.5-4, Yicc-l'1'cs. 43 Lilmrarizul 3-43 l':1pcr Stuff 4. lll4llISlI'l2ll lfil, l-2-33 Cmnmvr- cial 43 lfuutlvzill 2-43 Hi-Y 3-43 Yvll Clulv 3-43 'llrnck 23 Crim- sun llnp .-Xttcmluiit 43 l':1pur Stall 4. li.-XIQIZAIQ.-X XIAXINIC l'.Xl'l. VYll.l,l.-XXI I X ,IOHNSON ulitml- HRNV h .Xgl'lClllllll'l' l-.Z-3 4 l ltml 2 Cmnm0i'cl:1l l-Z-3-43 Glen' Clulv 3-4, Svc., l,t. 33 l xpu Stl 1-2-33 Paper Stal? 4. The Sea Lies Befovfe Us ROIEICKT VRITSCHIQR DIU.-NNN.-N LICATH Kiwi JH llIfl1lSll'llll lfil. l-23 Collcgc Collcgc Prop l-Z-43 Commer- l'rcp .5-43 lfmxllvxxll l-Z-3--lj cial 33 Gln-0 Cluhvl-Z-3-43 Oper- Ili-Y Z-3-4, Pros. 43 l':mtrol lg vttzl Z3 Senior Service Scouts 'Truck Z-33 Christmas Vzmgczmt l-Z-3-43 G.A.A. l-2-3-43 Sun- l-.Z3 Criinsun Stull 3-43 l'npcr shinc Socicty 43 Crimson Stall' Stuff 4, 43 l,2lDk'l' Stuff 4. ISIQTTY LOU OSHURNIC lS'4'l.x'y Cmmnncrcizll l-Z-3-43 Yell Clulv 3-43 Baud l-Z-3-43 Sunshine Sucicty 43 .Mlvisury liozlrcl 43 Oilicc 3-43 Pupvr Staff 4. KOISICRT YOUNK Hull lnclustriul liil. l-Z 34 C, 1 mas ljilglillll 13 link 1 llll luml1Z3P1 .53 limmtlnl por Stall 4. 1, 4 113,96 ROISICRT O'l'lfl l.XNI l'r1-p J-45 lli-Y .5-43 Cl11'is11uz1s l':1g1':111t l-Z3 Glu' Club lg gK'llllll' l':11w1' 4: Xyllli'-l,l'L'S. 4, f ,ICXXN u,1ouNsoN l4'11I1 .lIIl,X1l1'A' umlustrizxl lfml. l-21 Cullcgc Cnnuruwcizll I-Z-3-4g,l1'.Cl11SS l'1u l ll1lit111 gl l'l1vLl-l .,. . , . . . ,. . N., 1 1 . 4 , Crimson Stuff 45 SlIl1Sl1lllC S11- cicty 43 Glu' Club l-23 l'1'11m Q1101-11 .Xttcu1l:111I 35 013500 Z- 3-4. Rl'Tll CAIQTICN !11111 ' Cullcgc l'1'cp l-2-5-43 GUXUX. l- 2-3-4g Cleo Club Illlllllst l-2--3- 4g Senior S01'xiC0 S1-0111s 1-2- 3-45 Upcrcttzx 25 lizunl 1-2-3-43 Scniur PZIIUCI' 43 Ycll Club 2-3- 4g 4-H Club I-Z-3-43 Christmas 1 7 l1'11grzu11 l----lg Cl11l1'11l lfcsti- val Z-.3-4. The Hafrloov Behind Us f'l1Nli NIONTGOXIICIQY CI1'111 ' lustrizxl lfal. l-2-3: Clllllll 1'1'1l 43 'll1':11'k 25 Sl'llllJI' ' pm-1' 4. liUlllflf'll ll. SNll'l'll Hlf'1l'1lY 'IO IQITCHIIQ MARY .XXX Slillllf lJlf,XN XIlL'lil,lC S1'1n1l l41'll1' Ju H.lIlH'j' JIIIIIH ,lli1'k l111l11sl1'1ul lC1l11c:1111w11 l-Z-5-4g Colle-gc. l'1'01v l-Z-5-45 GUXHX, Cw1l05:C1'1'c'1w 1-2-3-45 SllIlSl1lllC l111l11s11-i:1l li1l11c:11i1u1 l-Z-.3 4 ll5Ul'Ul l-33 GIW' Clllli ll UIWY- 1.2-3-4, Yigl--IH-L-5, 5' 1541-5. 45 .5-45 Ycll Club 3-45 lllvc Club Sn-111111' l'z11v1-1' 45 'l'1':u'li 25 P1 Uflfl Z3 -l ',ml,l5' 33 HPV 2 l l3 SllIlSl1lllU Sucia-ty Z-3-45 'Y1-ll -ll 'VH Clllll Z-A Uill l- L 'mS ll Null 3- Club .4-43 Gln-1' Club lg Class Yicc-l'1'1's, 33 l,I'O1'l1 Quccu 3. l'11ff1' .S41'f'1'11l1'1'n XlQX'lI.l..X Xlklillf l l,UlilfNCl2 ,l.XNlf'll 'llUlllN FLORIQNCIQ 1.1, 1:l'RR JOY Y. l'lflililX U85-X l R Jc111vf,' A'1r1U5,-Kip H.IUj'Ull1n 'SH CHINl11C1'ClIll 1-2-3-4. Comme,-cial 1-2-3-4- Crimgm, Cmmncrrizll l-2-3-43 -1-ll l-L Cmmm'rn'izll l-2-3-43 .Xllvisury Stuff 3,45 Senior 152,01-4: AMT, Yell Clulv 3-45 SllllSl1lIIk' SHCI lmml l-Z, 'V1-v:1s11n-1- .lg Ycll X-isl,ry1gUzm13-43 Umm, 5. My -lg Gln-0 Clulw l-2: St'llll Lllllv .l-41 gllllSl1llll' Suricty 43 PZIPCI' 4. I-ll 2g Utlivc 3-4. The Sea Lies Before .Us l llYl.l.IS ,llf.XX liXOXYl.liS l RlClJ.'X Bl.-Xl? GRAIJY BETTY RUTH NATHAN IBICTTY Nl.Xl-I lQ.X'l'l-Ili Mflfllbfn f'.I'4'd11 A'Bl'fA'j' R0.x'.x ' Hlffffe' .lflIA ' t+n11nwrcv l-2-.543 l'zL1w1' Stuff Crnmucrcc 1-2-3-45 Sunshine College Prep l-Z-33 liaml I-33 Cmmm-Vcc l-Z-3-4g fl,.X..X. J-4 4 Suciuty 45 Papcr Staff 43 Ycll Glcc Clulm 1-.lg Opcrctta l: Ycll Clulu 45 Olllcv 4. Clulv Z-3--lg l,llll'IlI'lZlll 3, Senior Scrvicc' Scouts l-35 Latin Clulx 2. Page lf:'gl1tm'r1 ETTY RAE BR.-XTTGN Bets ommercial 1-Z-3-43 Sunshine oeiety 45 Yell Club 3-4. Page Nhzrtcuix LEA NEXVMARK DICK CRANE HPLEB LOLISE YOLNG Linz Dirk llamzx College Prep 1-2-3-4g Band 1- Industrial Ed. 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y Commercial 1 2 3 4 Sunshine Z-35 Glee Club 2-3-49 GAA. 1- 2-3-4. Society 4 Yell Club4 Z-3-4, Secretary 45 Sunshine Society 45 Senior Service Scouts 1-2-3-43 Crimson Staff Z-45 Senior Paper 45 Operetta 23 Yell Club 3-45 Librarian 4. The Harbor Behind Us HUT FAIR 'llOll'lORROVY', By DoUG1,As If. PARKI-imsi' CAST lvarbara Howard ................................. .... ,.... ..... K a t e Cane Vivacious teen-ager Yiolet Hatfield ..........,.......,...... ....,. . .Berdena Franklin Hab's best friend Randy Howard .,........................ ................................... R ay Shaffer Captain of basketball team and lTab's brother i bethsemene .................... . ................. ..... . .. ....,. .. Negro maid ......c..Yirginia Clark Mrs. Harriet Howard .....,. . ............................... Marilyn Daugherty VVidowed mother of l3ab's Randy, and Louise Louise 'Howard ..................... ................ ..... ...... S Q 1 rah Feuerstein Older sister Ralph 'Mason ...........,..............,... ........ l Donald Martin Louisels boy friend Uncle Wlalter ,...,............................... .. ....,.... George McKinney Bachelor Uncle of farnily I Philip NVard .......,...................... ....... ....... I I im McCracken M ovie star llluriel Morrison ................ Friend of llabs Cathy .....,............................. Alice ...... llotty .... , David ........ Ann Henry .......Carolyn Irwin .....,......Mary Peck ........Yelma Schmidt .....,Bob Oteham TABLE L-u NOVEL FEATURES To the juniors--our ability to love, honor, and obey the faculty. To the Sophomores-refreshment stand on the highway to raise money for the Prom. To the Freshman--membership in Sunshine and Hi-Y. ARTICLES To Mrs. Boyll-wet rag to dampen her temper. To Miss Nichols-a one-way ticket to Speedway. To Miss Rhode--husband so she can put Home EC. training to use. To Mrs. Martin-a lot of little Sunshine Girls. To Mr. Daugherty-Prof. Einstein's latest thinking cap. To Mr. Lambert-spy glass to watch the school skippers. To Mr. Miller-bow tie to make him resemble Frankie. To Mr. Anderson---lasso to rope in Seniors to work. To Mr. Ebbertt-radar with which to find the point of class discussion. To Mr. Cunningham-helicopter to shorten his trips to the Harrison Steel. To Miss Hennis-an apple for the teacher. To Mr. Brown-wheel chair with which to patrol the second floor during home room. To Mr. Lee-a blank paged book on which to write his experiences in India. To Miss Boyll-inHuence's lost lenses to get the attention. To The Janitors-vitamins to be able to clean up the messes we create. SHORT STORIES From the Crimson Staff the key to the Crimson Room to Richard. Freeda Allen-My eyes to Joe Bill Harrison. Norma Beedle-My industrious personality to Tom Nixon. .-Xrvilla Bossaer-My domestic ability to Lois VVilson. Clara Bossaer-My red hair to Rosemary T ribbey. Kate Cane-My energy to Dottie Carlson. Ruth Carter---My piano playing to Carl Grammer. Betty Ruth Nathan-My seat on the front row in Gov. to Jenner Sundt. Gene Clark--My fun making ability to Jack Hill. Dick Crane--My bottle of cough medicine to Paul Mathews. Page Twenty Page Twenty-one CONTENTS S1 Virginia Clark-My temper to Dick Franklin. Lawrence DeSutter-My library passes to jim Miller. Marilyn Daugherty-My love to Norman Martin. Sally Feuerstein-My I. D. Bracelet, if she can get it to Janet Scott. Berdena Franklin-My infectious laugh to Nancy Brown. Florence Furr-My grades to Lillian Phillips. Freda Grady-My bashfullness to Max Ann Van Laere. Jo Henry--My men to Sara Snyder. John Hoover-My Worldliness to Larry Vi.-latts. Lea Newmark-My clothes to Norma Collier. Carolyn Irwin--My punctuality to Phyllis Turner. Joan Johnson-My quiet maner to Nancy Parton. Barbara Johnson---My petiteness to Dick Switzer. Phyllis Knowles--My matrimonial state to Clifford Kirby. Priscilla Kerr--My sweet smile to Red Olson. Joanna Leath-My talk of former home to Bobby lsbell. Paul Lamb-My argumentative personality to Mary Holsinger. Don Martin---My trumpet to Keith Collier. Gerald Morgan-My ability to dodge responsibility to Betty Lippold Gene Montgomery-My wavy hair to Charles Milligan. Jim McCracken--My love life to jack McDermond. George McKinney--My helpfulness to Garlyn Sundt. Dean Mickle-My trips to Dreamland to Glen Mattingly. Betty Gsborne-My soda-jerking ability to Rosalie Martin. Bob Oteham---My height to VVarren Richardson. Mary Peck-My yell leading ability to LaVern Robson. Robert Pritscher-My conservative use of plaids to john Henry. Betty Rater-My jokes to jack Dickey. Velma Schmidt-My Spike to Donna VVallace. Mary Serie--My grades in Chemistry to Mary Vllilliams. Bill Ottinger-My conceit to Richey Fleenor. Ray Shaffer-My nicknames to Doody Miller. Keith Smith-My car to Bruce Chapman. Bob Smith--My hair cuts to Bill Schmidt. Gerald Pearl-My drawl to Betty Johnson. Devon Sorders--My guitar to Barbara Hopkins. John Stonebraker-My stubbornness to Deloris Lilly. Bernice Taylor-My decision. to Ioan Bossaer. Betty Tinder-My typing ability to Floyd Wilson. Adrian Verhey-My western songs ot Roseanna Bell. Helen Young-My pompadours to Wostella Pattengale. Bob Young-My bridge playing ability to Lucy Cossler. Bob VVallace-My numerous jobs around school to Sonny Poston. Joy Perrin-My boy friends to LaVeda Clark. KILRCDVS SP Wedding at A.H.S. Gym An impressive ceremony took place in the Attica High School gym last Saturday night, uniting Virginia Clark and Lawrence De- Sutter in holy matrimony. Rever- end Barbara Johnson conducted the ceremony. Joy Perrin served as maid of honor, with Florence Furr and Freda Grady as brides- maids. Gene Montgomery served as best man. The bride and groom were at- tired in riding apparel. The oth- ers were completely formal. Before the ceremony Bernice Taylor sang There Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens , and aft- erwards Mary Ann Serie danced to the Donkey Serenade. Cate Society at Steam Corner Finally Arvilla Bossaer formerly of Attica High School, has put a portion of her Home Ec. course to use. Last Friday marked the opening of Arvilla's Cozy Tea Room, featuring Don C Gabriel D Martin and his Brass Tooters , who have traveled over several counties of this state. Arvilla will manage the business alone, with Clara Bossaer as head waitress. ELECTION FINALS The recent heated election for mayor of Attica is now ended. Spike Schmidt has been elected by a majority. Betty Bratton, her suc- cessful campaign manager, will continue to be her right hand as- sistant. KE SCHM Flag Pole Sitting Revised Miss Mary Carolyn Peck has re- vised the long lost art of flag- pole sitting. After years of prac- ticc, Miss Peck is now ready for public appearance. Her manager is Berdena Franklin. Classmates Meet in Puerto Rico VVord has been received from Norma Beedle, now in Puerto Rico working in a hospital as head nurse, that she attended a very in- teresting lecture given by a woman doctor. You can imagine Miss Beedle's surprise when she found the doctor to be Betty jo Richie, an old classmate. Author to Visit Attica J a m e s Scoop McCracken, sports editor of the nation, has re- cently published a book on good sportsmanship. He has kindly con- sented to speak to the young men of Attica interested in sports. Many of his old classmates won- der if he will be as shy about speech-making as when he was a Senior way back in '47, Famous Artist to Visit India No doubt all of us have seen the lovely paintings by Bob Young. This famed artist will leave the country next week for a trip to India. Mr. Young gained fame by his paintings of detention halls. he will leave from New York on a new passenger liner with John Stonebraker as captain. DT Honored on Breakfast Program Many schoolmates of Phyllis Knowles Clark were surprised to hear her voice on a radio program from Hollywood. She won a prize for being the best-dressed house- wife in the audience. The program was sponsored by Maybe Rit pens, invited by Free- da Allen. Miss Marilyn Daugherty is employed by this program to sing the advertisements. We were all glad to hear from Phyllis, as when she and Chet took their honeymoon directly after graduation from high school they headed for California and never came back. New Super Service Station Robert Lee Pritscher will soon announce the opening oi his new Super Service Station. The station will be located in Ravine Park for the unfortunate young people that run out of gas there. Mr. Pritscher will run the business single-hand- ed except for one person, Arthur Eugene Roscoe Clark, who has been hired to display his talents in wiping windshields. New Funeral Parlor at Michigan City Word was received today through the M. C. Hareld that a former resident of Attica, Miss Joanna Leath, has opened an un- dertaking establishment. Her in- terior decorator and cothn design- er is Miss Priscilla Kerr. Her head embalmer is Devon Sorters, also a former resident of Attica. Page Twenty two KCDLUIVIINI ELECTED MAYOR CELEBRITY IN ATTICA Friday afternoon of last week Bob VVallace, accomplished mem- ber of Spike Jones' orchestra, talked to the jive jumpin' youth of Attica. The talk was given in the new Firemen's hall. The youth of Attica may obtain a copy of Mr. Wallace's speech by calling at Betty Osborn's Nut Shop next door to Dick Crane's Cigar Store. Accepts Position in Rob Roy Billy Lee Ottinger has taken a position as tiddly-winks coach at Rob Roy's new high school. Miss Sarah Feuerstein is employed at the same high school as head of the Chemistry Department. It is rumored that these two college graduates will maintain their pre- vious relationship from high school days. Opens on Broadway Lea Newmark and her Dancing Dozen will open next week on Broadway for a year's run. Miss Newmark has an entirely new cast this year selected from the top- notch dancers of this country. The wardrobe was purchased at Pe- tunia's Custom House and de- signed by none other than Madam Carolyn Irwin and her personal staff. Tobacco Topics News has reached us from Ha- vana that G. E. Ebbertt, alias principal of Attica High School , is now employed in the art of roll- ing cigars. Page Twenty-three DORNBLASER VS. MILLIONAIRE Miss Betty Dornblaser plans to sue the town's only millionaire, Dean Mickle, for damaging a truck used in her business. Miss Dornblaser was making her daily calls of picking up people's trash and was backing from the drive- way of one of Attica's leading cit- izens when the Mickle Cadillac came speeding down the street and hit the truck. Keith Smith, Mr. Mickle's chauffeur, acknowledged the fact that he was speeding and it is quite certain that Miss Dorn- hlaser will win her case. She is su- ing for 95 cents so as to buy enough paint to'cover damages. Play-Howling Sensation Miss Kate Cane's drama stu- dents presented for the public a new dramatical play entitled Snow Again-I didn't Get the Drift. Critics say this play is des- tined for Broadway and will make Miss Cane and her cast famous for years to come. The opening performance was presented at the Morgan Opera House. Mr. Gerald Morgan truthfully stated that nothing as dramatic would ever top the publicity his theater has received for this. LAUNDRY SERVICE Ching Waug Rater falias Bet- tyj wishes to announce the open- ing of a Chinese Laundry. Her as- sistant will be Wang Wang John- son Calias Joanj. Anything will be washed and cleaned with complete eificiency. Old Maicl's Home Raideci Official Adrian Verhey was called to jo Ann Henry's home for Old Maids in Covington last week when Paul Lamb tried to persuade Miss Ruth Carter, one of Miss Henry's guests, to elope with him. Upon inquiry as to how Mr. Lamb would support Miss Carter, he re- plied, I figured we could run a chicken farm. After hearing this, Miss Carter tiatly refused. To be near the woman he loved, Mr. Lamb is making plans for building a Home for Bachelors across the street from the Old Maids' Estate. Completes Encyclopedia Ray Shaffer has sent us word that he has accomplished a goal which he started when he was in Attica. Mr. Shaffer stated that he will never regret the strict atten- tion he paid to his school work back in his high school days. As most of us know, his goal was to write. So if you are interested in buying a set of these books you may do so by contacting Miss Helen Young, who handles sales in Attica. We congratulate Mr. Shaf- fer on his accomplishment. Oteham 8: McKinney Construction Co. Need anything constructed? just call the Oteham Sz McKinney Con- struction Co. and we will tix you up. We build anything from dog- houses to skyscrapers. Oteham will figure it, McKinney will build it. :RKXSXMS RS N mg www am: igffgvzbw 1 'I' naman F Q Y X A 1 fe s X ' - K X Q ,Y . L. 4. 1, Q. wx Q W K 4 xx Q Q X , ' v - wg. ek t + x .Sn S if 3 if -. Q., 4 - an X Q, Q , Q-s Q, xi Q .. MW MQ- Q1- L s M ' x WNY usa ff' ,X VH flax 'K' may X Q A-M 'SQ CLASS CDF '48 Juniors-lt gave us a big thrill to accept that title. Everything seemed brighter. The Seniors started respecting us when they realized we were the heirs to their title and phrase Seniority Rightsf' Yes, we were getting closer to that day when we would rule the school. llut now on our way to the top we made ourselves known. VVe even surprised ourselves with our production of Ever Since Evef, The cast included: LaVeda Clark ............,.,..... Susan Blake Norman Martin .... .. ......... Johnny Clover Carol Hiller.. .... ..... Miss VVillard LaVern Robson ........ ,..... H enry Quinn Roseanna Bell ..,... ........ lX lrs. Clover ,lulius Henderson .............. Press Hughs llill Schmidt ...... , ......., Mr. Clover Jack Alenfluff ........... ............... C appy Norma Collier .... .. .......,..... Lucybelle Lee Jim Keri' .,........... .. Marv Ann VVilliams .,.......... Betsy Irvin ?lll 'lellaet ' t l football team Richard Fleenor .......,.... , ,,,,... Spud Irvin 3161: I aftenfqale ' l X ernon Butler ............... The last event of our junior year was our prom for the Seniors. lt was a beautiful atifair and the highlight of our year! lt won't be long now. just a little while till we will reach our goal-that day when we can call ourselves Seniors. Prmridvrit. Vice-Pres S'vrrcfarVv. OFFICERS HILL idmt ......,. . ...... PHIL RHODI'I .........MARY ANN VVI1,L1AMs Class Flower ....... ........ S fellow Roses Class Colors .....,...,....., lllack and Beige MO'l l'O Genius may often dream great frwawrm, h ROQFANNA RFU things but it takes patient labor to ' achieve them. 1 J. Alenduff H. Anno XV. llabb liell J. liossaer li, llrandenlmrg ll. lirier V. liutler U. Carlson ll. Cliapeile llapman N. Cheak L. Clark N. Collier BI. Crowder I. Cundiff J. Ennis Page Tuventy-sir ,I . Y:111ll:1 R. Iflm-11ml R. lslwll xl, llll'l:1lll1lt'l R. Rc1l111:111 lf. 5111111111-rs , .X mt' .l V. flfillllllllll' Il. ,I 11111 1 ll. 511111111111 l'. lilxmlu l.. Sumlt Il. XY:11'1l 'nl f1i1'i1m'd.' 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VVe are very proud of the five Sophomore boys who have made the HA Team. They have shown their ability and have already become an important part of the team. We had a class party at the beginning of the semester. It was a combina- tion treasure hunt and dance. The winners of the treasure hunt were given a large can of popcorn which everyone enjoyed. Qur class sponsors are Miss Hennis a11d Mr. Miller. Vlfe wish to thank them for the help they have given us. OFFICERS Prmidvizt ............ . . .... SARA EVANS Vice-President ........ ...... I ACK DICKEY Scfrctary .......... . ...... JANE PERIGO Trrasmfcr ..... ....... I IM BIARTIN A. Bales L. Billingsley B. Bowman F. Brier ll. llrimherry L. Cossler J. Craft M. Davis 1. Dickey R. Fink D. Gayiof T. Grant n. Grey R. Gustus Page Thirty I Ixiiisvlmnii Km'kc1iIu'i'g XIL' I Ji-rniunnl I'n'ttcrsmi SIIIIUII XYuIfr fi Henry I,c0pci' Kfrmrn Sdiuylcr Troxcl Ilanitn W I Iowa rrI I,ippul1I Ni-Iismiuli Smith Yun I mim- XY:lrc Xu! l1'i'l1H'i'd.' S. Ifvzms, L. I,ivn-ugooil, R. Klurtiii, .I. Ncllriilc, Z. Kcyiiulsls, C. XYilIiz1ms, Ii. Miller, NI. VViiitcrs, DI. XYiIlizuus, and M. Millcr. Ioiws . fxlnrtiii Nixon Smith Yun I I ook NI uwchc IQ. Tril IIirIy Mart in I':n'tmi SIUIIUI' XIZHILIICVC III illur ' 2. THB WEEKLY NEWSMPGAZINE . 3. 0 E255 Q Sw-af A A. Clem lf. Foster CLASS CDF '50 Greenies, well maybe so at the first of the year but we were a pretty smart bunch of l'.I'QSl'lI1lCI1 teveryhody seemed to think sol and is wasn't long till we got into the swing of things. NVQ choose the motto The Stairway to Success is not looking for the Elevator. As our leaders we elected: Ijrvsidcm' .......,... ........A......... I :RED 'l'HAvlck I'ice-Prvsidcnf..... . ..,. lixarrv JUNIQ JOHNSON Secretary .....,.... ....., B TARY ANN Hol.s1NGI-:R 7'rvasu1'm' .... ........ I ,.xwRl5NC12 lllITTON Ruforfcf '... ............. . ............ ........... ......... ............ l 3 t 2 vi-:RLY FINK After much consideration we choose Beige and llrown for our colors and the Yellow Rose for our flower. Our main event in the year was a party in the recreation room. VYe danced. had refreshments and crowned a Freshman King and Queen: King--Tom Lefton Queen-Barbara llrier The hard part is over now and vre're looking forward to easier years to come. D. Bennett R. Bradbury B. Brier N. Brown ll. Clark I. Clemens LI. Cleveland lil. Collfman K. Collier ll. llrake ll. Fink N. Foster ll. Franklin T. Fugate R. Green K. Hathaway ll. Hawkins Page Thirty-four if 1 YV ' .. ff' 4? mn- , - SEM W sw 1 Ei 345 'Q dh I5 . R ,X. llzxyluw Xl. llvlmw P. llhiy Xl, llulNi11gv1' li, rlullnwn V, K1xl.1111:u'ns IS, Kwlulvx' KI. Kirby ll. l,:m'Nun 'I'. I,.fmu K, l,iIlx .X. I,ixn'x1umn1 lf. Null lf. 1PJmrm- XY. I':attQ-xmzxlv IE, l,L'1AI'il1 G. l'urvi:llln'c lx. Vykv Y. Rmxmiflf XY. 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Z8 Rockville ....... .20 .....,.2l Cayuga 20 .,...,.4l Rockville ' ....... 33 l'errysville ...... 12 ......el2 lientlzmrl .......21t .Xtticzfs tlmllmztll tezim this year wuts scuretl their opponents hy rm IlVOI'Zlgl' scoring of 32.3 to 22.8. Nice goiiigy- fellows! llesitles lacing winners of live out of six games they just, wzillcecl away with the Vtzihzisli Valley Clizmipimi- ship. These rugged lztrls are: 'l'up--jack lliclcey. tChz1rles l.eClz1ir :is must :issistzmt mzumgerl George Klcliiimey, Coach Stuteville, Hill Ut- tiuger. Gene Clark. ,lim lXlcCrrtcl4eii. ciilflyll Sumlt, Robert l'ritscher. lliclq Sullivzm. Clitlortl Kirby, Ray Shuf- fer, -lim Kerr. l.:ivern Rolmsrm. tlrmip llictiirefnfttnpl liloytl xxvllitlll. lim Kerr, -lack hlcllermrmcl, l,:1ver11 Nulmsmi. luck llill. llick Switzer, Ray Shzitler. lliclt l'il'2lIllillll. tseecmfll Chzirles l.L'ClIllI'. lllllll llluschee, lulius .N :Q lleiitlerstnl. Clitiiurrl Kirby, Gene Clilfl-I, lim ,li1lf'lOl', lfrecl 'llliayeit tlirstl Nlr. Stuteville. Dick Sullivan. tlztrlyn Stmclt. Alztclc Dickey, llecmiye Klcliiney, llill Uttinger, lluhert l'rits- cher. ,lim Klcfrziclqeii. ---, ng' xo I X 'fx' ll 3 Page Forty X YHA' vw NW Qs as X QQSQSEQ Ll S v Q wax Vf wJN? J- M wx N X x S F' .XX sy- J ,ww-ex Q Nwtwwmr , U AT l'ug1t' Forty-tltrcc' Basketball SCORES .-Xttica ,,,. 20 Covington ....,..... 23 .... 37 Greencastle ........ 42 ,,,, 34 Ycedersburg .,.,,. 30 ' ,.., 39 Xkilliamsport ...... 22 ....Z3 Gerstmeyer ........33 N41 Kingman .,,,3l Brazil ....3Z Covington ,,,,-13 Clinton ....29 NX'iley .....31 Pine Village ....,.Z2 Crawfordsville H37 M33 Xkest Side M35 Delphi ' ,,.,. 3 0 Cayuga ......,......... 20 Our basketball team out- scored their opponents by a narrow margin of 31.25 to 31.15. Certainly nothing to complain about. 'llhe fact that the boys won the Vllabash Valley surely boosted our ego. We knew that they could do itll! 'lihen came the Sectional with a sadder ending. We went to the tinal game with Covington and put up a tough tight and lost by on- ly one basket. 'llhat's life! llill Ottinger, Captain of the team, is leaving us this year. Wle will miss you Rowdy but the best of luck, may it be yours. George Klcliinney an- other senior was forced to discontinue playing during the year because of an ac- Jident. Nevertheless we will miss him also. May the best be yours, George. 'llhe remainder of the team consists of underclass- men which delinitely look promising. 'l'hese handsome, rough, Q-'lbs are: tfruzrf 1'irf11re-Klr. Lambert, -lack klcllermond, nl ack Dickey, Tom Nixon, Clifford Kirby, llill Ottinger, Bill Tal- bot, llick Sullivan, llick Pat- tengale, ,l e n n e r Sundt, George Rlcliinney, Garlyn Snndt. llvfi Nrzvf-T1r111 IA'i.lUll, Univ Drake, I.ZlVVI'CllCC Klittun, Clizirlcs Trilviry, Gi'cg'm'y LllXN'SUll, I'tl'Cli 'l'l1:iyc1', Chziilcs liimwlcs lliiiizilel HCIIIICI1. Sumlrff lx'u:v--XII: Lzmilwrt, luhn Hciiiv, Gzxrx' l,lll'XiI1l1CC, Hzmilil Yun llzlmc, Dick lfrzuikliu, Kcilli Ciillicr, llmi Hawkins 'Im' Hill H1ll'!'iSUll, xIl'.V.XlltlCI'SUIl.. V iwllvdql-Clmrllcs IA'CllliI'. Dick SlllliY1lIl,.lll1liUl' H1':1Schc:il', Ifrcil Brier, Cliffimiwl Kirby. ,luck lfmiis, Hamulil Yau: Iizmic 1-flu' 'rim' B TEAM JLJIXIIQR HIGH TEAM Inf IMA' --vlglim-5 Iii-iwilils, I,1iwi'c1ifc Craft, -lm: XX'ilsini, Clizlrlcs Umwii, -lzimcs Xlurliii, CliH'm'rl Stcpliclis, ,Xrlic 'I'iii4Ic'r li4l1lic Vllllllk Simrzzfl ffm-ri'-l,:1i'i'y lizilili, Xrvin Hales, XYZQWIC lic-ll, Hr. I 1':1iiklii1, ,lzuiics lslwll, Clizxrlcs Simms, Dick Ihiifv. Smllril vlzivk XX'z1i'm', Kc-ul Hlzlilkcnsliip, Hill limiis, Zvml filfiill, .Xlviii Hzlmiiimis, Billy xIK'C2lil, -luck Nlickic. i Paglr' Fur!-vff'f'xzY 1 m1r' Fortyflivv ,4 6 l RA C lf 'llrziclx czxuglit llic lime light in tlw spring scxtsun of l'l-lil. llliis your fm' tltc tiitst limo. tlic fzms cztuglit thc rvztl tmclx spirit :mtl thcrc was at lmig turn mil ttf lmtlt fans :mtl tczim wllcii Ktticzt plwy ul liust to zt SL'L'll1JIlZll 'llrncli liclzly. Um' scznsmi was climzlxwl lui' our mistztmliilg pztrticipzttifnl in thc Xllilwzisli Xznllcy l'lll1llS :tt lcrrt' llZllllC. liill l'llL'llJS mm lzrst Ill lugli jump, our l.l'k'Sl1IllL'll wmi tirst in at -HO I'ClZlj', :incl scccmwl place in Zlll 880 rv.-lay. NYU zlrc mlciitx' mrmul nf tlic rlzlcc titttflq is f IllIllllU' iii our zitlllctic Jl'HU'l'Zill1 . IN 5 ts :mtl lwpc tlu- iicxt ft-xx' years bring us more succcss. CALENDAR SEPTEHIBER 5-School begins at last! 6-Football, Cayuga H. -21-57-that's us. 19-Rockville There-28-20-winners again. 27-P.T.A. Carnival. OCTOBER 4-Cayuga Thereg 20-21-can't be beaten. 8--Class ofhcers-Senior Pres., G e o r g e McKinney, Junior Pres., Jack Hill, Sophomore Pres., Sarah Evans, Freshman Pres., Fred Thayer. 11-Those wonderful Seniors start Homecoming Tral dition. g Rockville 38-41. 18-Kilroy was Here-souwas Perrysville-12-35. 22-Kentland 27-12. Oh, Unhappy day!!! 1 23-Senior Party. Oh, Roscoe -you meany! 24-25-Vacation and Choral Festival. Teachers left us-Tuff ! NOVEMBER 1-Crimson Hop. King-Bill Ottingerg Queen-Mary Peck. 8-junior Play, Ever Since Eve. It'll do. 15-Covington Here. 23-20. My, My!! 23-Greencastle Here. 42-37. Nice Weather-I guess. Z8-29--Thanksgiving. I'm starved. Hi-Y and Sunshine Program. Seniors again. DECEMBER 3--Veedersburg There. 30-34-We dood it!!! 5-Football Banquet. 6-Williamsport Here. 22-39-AGAIN ! !! 13-Gerstmeyer There. We can't win all the time. UOKEJ 15-Christmas Pageant. Very nice. 17-Kingman There. 35-41-Hooray!! 20-Brazil There. 36-31-Oh! Oh! FREE FOR AWHILE. JANUARY 2-Covington There. 45-31-Durn! l I l 6-Vacation Ends. 7-Clinton There. 45-43-It's Fate. l0-VViley There. 40-29--VVhoops!! 17-18-Wabash Valley. We Won-FAINT. 24-25-Wabash Valley Finals. VVhere's the 28-Pine Village. 22-31-You mean it? 30-Sunshine Banquet. FE BRUARY 4-Veedersburg Here. 21-32-Duhh. 7-Crawfordsville There. 37-38-! ! !??? basket? ?? 10-Kentucky Harmony Singers. Beautiful ! !??? 13-Broadcast. Oh, Dear--- 14-fgylfest Side There. 37-33-Again??? is-dayuga Here. 20-so-Gee 1 if ' 21-Delphi Here. 33-35-Twice??? 24-25-26-Shudder. 27-28-Sectional. Fingers crossed. MA RCH 1-Sectional. Didn't work. 9-Catastrophe. Ward's closed! 27-Band Concert. 28-Yell Club Party. Yum-Yum! 29-Solo Contest and Scout Dance. Oh, Boy!! APRIL 3-Arthur Jordan Band Concert. ?-Spring Frolic. 4-Vacation. 6-Easter. 11-Senior Play-Magnificent Set-Colossal. 18-Choral Festival. Stupendous! 19--Band Contest. Good enough. MAY 2-Track Relays. 9-Operetta. Finally. 15-Senior Tea. 16-Prom. Very nice-but-- 25-Baccalaureate-Sniff. 27-Commencement. 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Xehemizih, l,e:1 lNCVVI1lllI'l'i, Ykastellzi Patteiigzile, Zeta Reymmlils, lietly lxiteliie, Klziry Ritchie, hlmiet Semi, Klux ,xllll Xi2llIl,ll0I'0, Cnrul Hiller, Carol Truxel, .luzm Schuyler, lletty Rater, ,lime Perigu, Klziry Peek, Nzuiex' ll1l.l'llH1, lemi l.eeper, l':iI lliily, lizite Came, Xlurilyn lPzmgl1erty, 4Xllmertu Clem. Y i G. A A. PATRCDI. 'llff Rlf:.'sClmi'les llriiwn, -lim Oslmrn, Bmlmly Smith, licl Foster, Gerulil Rlmguii, l':iul Lzimlv, ,lulm Hmwer, ,lim T:1ylm', Lewis l,ix'enguml. Yimfaizl lfimf--Xl1'. Niwinaui, .lim lslvell, ,lack Klielile, llill McCall, Reeil lilzmkeiisliip, Larry Yllltts, Bull X'X'ilsm1, Charles Simms, Nlr. lflulmertt. 7'li1'1'rf li'im'+l.:lwrenee l3eSutter, -lulm Serie, George Neal, Frefl XYulfe, .lack Hill, ,luck Allemluff, fX1l1'i:m Yerhey, llulv lil'lK'l'SUll. Hull' l 1'ftyvIl1m'u W. Q ,Q X , isfagiw wi Rm W ...Q M 'iffmg Mx? - -Q Q 'kg K if ,. X Qi 1--,-- wg 1- sw W A ' 5 ' , M, 1 A A 'A Q Q f U :js q is . , w W + wk Mgggkig 't 5' H A' K A .0157 x I 3 1 ig . . 95 , s M .K E .I ' '3?9 ' E X x 8- Q .XGA H. ,Sl ,ig 44 3, S K . N' is W: sw we gy lm Q 1- Y Q .gb dr- 31 CRIMSCDIXI sfwiw WW! STAFF up lwf! lvirturc-Virginia Clark CSr. Editorb, Norman Martin and Carol Hiller CAssistant Emlitorsj, George Xlcliinney fS1mrtS lfclilorl, Sara livans QSoph0mnre lfrlitorj, Mary Ann VVilliams Cjnnior liclitnrj, Beverly Fink Clfrcshman limlitorl, Winiford Miller Qjunior Hi Eclitorj. 'uf' l'i!ll1t-,ln Ann Henry CLitCr11ryD, l3CIIy Tillflcl' and Flor.-nee Fnrr fTypistsJ, lletty ,lu Ritchie Clateraryl, juan john- son Ullylwistj. In-:iw-r lwfl-lhll Ottingcr anml Yclma Schmidt Cl'rnphccyD, Lea Newmark and Marilyn llangherty CNYillJ, -lnanna Leath and llnnalcl Klartin QCalcndarD. Iimw- riglil-Max Ann Yan Laere, Berdena Franklin, and Robert Pritscher fSnapsD, ,lim McCracken, Richard Flccnnr, Ray Sliaill-r, and ,loc llill l-larrison fCirenlationj. lfmlitn1's .....................,.. Kato Cane and Sarah Feuerstein Art lfclitur ..,..,... ............,..... C arolyn lrwin Assistant .Xrt liclitur ......,.............,..... Mary Carolyn Peck Spwlisor .... ....... RUSS Coscttc Nickols Yo! l'ii'!11r'i'dgliolw XVallaCe lSnapsD. Page Fifty-seven ,X N 4 I' DDILZWQ Y ,nw ,,, 'Ti' V , xg OLP? TL-U0 -' Somes Beffy 'C Qerafd Sahyqjn w Rowdy 'E' mgvilym Y MOPMAH George .s EJQTVI ' is 1' 51' CLK Page Fifty-eight X ,q.::, .p.:..5g:- ' ,K 3,5 NSW Wm. -. - . W XX M ,- N 2 X .4 M Y X X is ,wk ,W .:, ..., N wx. .Mx aww .Ku ,, QSM W N. XM. N. wr it , , QM' x. Q ., -. Mwgmwmi Sw' - LfZNMm....-W N -WR-sg.,.M,Mw - Y' ww. . NV. M.. f .Q - Q,x .f m.W..m .,w,W,,, ww A q:,K..U,,M A Y f '32 Ni' X: lmww - - N .fN'5l fiM1x . 1 gimp H-un? ' ix is Q S Q . 5 S 3 .x Q mn' lhjly lllvflx' Boosters oi Attica l Ii3h School CARR'S POULTRY CO LEE WHITEHALL MILLER'S PLUMBING 8: HEATING DR. W. D. PFEIFER, Optometrist CITY BOTTLING CO., Robert Mattingly SCHWARTZ VARIETY STORE DWIGGINS 81 SONS, Prompt Service, Phone FOSTER OIL CO. J. E. FRY AGENCY ATTICA MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. LOUISE FROCK SHOPPE ATTICA BOWLING ALLEY RICHEY'S LUNCH 81 CANDY SHOP ECONOMY STORE, Groceries 8: Meats BRANTS CAFE JACK'S BARBER SHOP VIOLA'S STUDIO TOM GOSSETT, Mgr. IA8zP Storel SMITH'S STUDIO SIPES SHOE REPAIR 81 DRY CLEANING ATTICA ELECTRIC HATCHERY LEON SUMMERS-Watch Repairing SAM NEWMARK ROY FEWRY COTTAGE INN SMITH'S GROCERY MARKET STARKEY'S EAST SIDE MARKET RYAN'S CAFE OHAVER STUDIO LOUIS NATHAN, Clothing 8: Shoes S. B. McCRACKEN INSURANCE AGENCY THOS. B. CRIGLER DR. PAUL R. SULLIVAN, Dentist OMER B. HAYES, insurance Agency GRAB-IT-HERE STORE, Groceries 8: Meats THE KROGER CO., Groceries 8: Meats ART BRIER'S BARBER SHOP RICHEY'S HOME MADE CANDIES F. E. WAUGH, It It's Rexall, It's Right WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE CHEAK'S CAFE R. A. DeSUTTER-Furniture, Funeral Director MAUDE SOMMERVILLE, Hotel Attica CHATT 8: CHEW INN, Dine 81 Dance THE HARRISON STEEL CASTINGS CO. ED CRAFT'S TAXI, Phone I3I-J PETERSON DONUT SHOP F'-s 2I-J PETE CRAFT TAXI, 374-M RADIO SERVICE LABORATORY WILBUR D. SMITH THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 8: TRUST C MAX NEWMARK POSTON-HERRON BRICK CO. HIDY'S GREENHOUSE TWIN GABLES, Lunch 8: Phillips Gas J. CARL FREED, M.D., 40I S. Perry ATTICA LUMBER CO. Compliments ot MARGARET MARTIN Compliments ot CHAS. SCHLOSSER Compliments ot FLOYD FELIX SECURITY LOAN COMPANY BASS MOTOR SALES GRACE IRWIN BEAUTY SHOP, 288-J C. C. JOHNSON, Oldsmobile Sales NIXON 8: VANDEVENTER ELEVATOR PEARLMAN'S SALVAGE YARD JOHN PEARL NORTHEND GROCERY SHERIDAN'S COAL 8: TRUCKING ROX MICKLE AUTO-PARTS PARIS CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY BROOK'S GENERAL GROCERY JONES BROTHERS KING'S CAFE 84 BUS STATION IRWIN MOTOR SALES BORST BROS., Meat Market WALLACE PLUMBING 8: TIN SHOP RICE BUICK SALES 8: SERVICE GIB'S TAXI 81 RESTAURANT O FOUNTAIN COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. BURRIS BROS. 8: HAAS, Second Hancl Store CABINET CRAFT CORPORATION POGUE MOTOR COMPANY ATTICA BAKERY PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF INDIANA, Inc. KURZ SHOE STORE ATTICA FOOD STORAGE SMART'S DRY CLEANING SERVICE MEADOW GOLD DAIRY ATTICA FLYING SERVICE, Inc. OTEHAM'S WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP GAMBLES Compliments ot A FRIEND CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE, 384-J JOHN RITZI'S JEWELRY STORE Page S ERA ' ' ' K' WXYNEBW. f 'W' sig ,, f.gf!i.0,,.2LAg. Af..-Mx'iLQ:r. zff Wifi .1 A? 4-QL ,Q ,, . ..,Lz,'1 'Q ','rJQL1f,:',iG14i Ml!